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California's Quirkiest Race to Soon Roll
Roll, and float, and be pushed, and possibly pulled: Hello again, Kinetic Grand Championship, we’re glad to see you.
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California College Student, 21, Goes Missing After Canoeing in Ocean While Setting Up a Treasure Hunt
A search is underway for a missing California college student who disappeared after canoeing in the Pacific Ocean, last known to be setting up clues for a treasure hunt he was organizing.
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Otter Artworks Charm in Humboldt County
Over 100 otterly adorable pieces are dotting the county, and beyond, bringing an adorable awareness of nature, art, and the wilder world.
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Walk Among the Redwoods on a Dazzling New Sky Walk
Look up: The much-anticipated Eureka Canopy Trail is due to debut in June 2021.
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Mysterious Disease Killing Young Bears in the Sierra Nevada
A mysterious disease has stricken several young black bears captured in the Sierra Nevada, and one telltale sign is their fearlessness at being around humans
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Klamath Tribes Team With State to Bring Fire Out of the Shadows
Twice each year, Elizabeth Azzuz leads an unusual expedition into the Klamath River forest in Humboldt County, where her tribe has lived for thousands of generations. To set it on fire.
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Klamath Tribes Team With State to Bring Fire Out of the Shadows
Twice each year, Elizabeth Azzuz leads an unusual expedition into the Klamath River forest in Humboldt County, where her tribe has lived for thousands of generations. To set it on fire. NBC Bay Area’s Investigative Reporter Jaxon Van Derbeken has more.
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Stray Endangered Sea Turtle Found in Humboldt County
An endangered sea turtle is being treated at the Marine Mammal Center near Sausalito. Mark Matthews reports.
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Far From Home: Stray Endangered Sea Turtle Found in Humboldt County
An endangered sea turtle is being treated at the Marine Mammal Center near Sausalito.
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Man Reunites With $23K Found in Recycling Sorting Facility
A man who accidentally tossed $23,000 into the recycling bin reunited with his life savings Saturday after a worker at a recycling facility in Northern California spotted a shoebox stuffed with money.
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California Reopens Applications for Pot Equity Program
California regulators have reopened funding applications for marijuana social equity programs after unspecified delays.
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With Cannabis Federally Illegal, California's Green Rush Is ‘Legally Just a Mess'
While business owners complain about daunting state and local regulations, legal scholars worry the whole industry hinges on a delicate compromise with federal authorities — who already have a sour relationship with California’s pot business.
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‘They Saved Each Other': Family Grateful, Proud After Girls' Weekend Alone in the California Woods
They wanted some adventure, but two little girls who wandered away from their Northern California home on Friday got a lot more than they bargained for over the next 44 hours. Still, they looked out for each other and survived a long, cold, wet ordeal in the wilderness, they said in an interview Monday after they were rescued in a...
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'Absolute Miracle': Rescuers Find Missing Northern California Sisters
Armed with some outdoor survival training, granola bars and pink rubber boots, 5- and 8-year-old sisters survived 44 hours in rugged Northern California wilderness before they were found dehydrated and cold but in good spirits on Sunday, authorities said.
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Women's March Canceled in Northern California After Diversity Concerns
Organizers of an annual Women’s March in Eureka, Humboldt County, California said they won’t be holding the event on Jan. 19 after concerns were raised by organizers that it’s “participants” were “overwhelmingly white.”
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Dungeness Crab Season Delayed Until at Least Dec. 1
The opening of the commercial Dungeness crab season has been delayed until at least Dec. 1 in the waters north of Bodega Head State Marine Reserve to the Sonoma and Mendocino county line because of elevated levels of domoic acid, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife announced Friday.
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Victims' Rights Advocates Gather in San Francisco
A large group of victims’ rights advocates gathered outside the San Francisco Federal Courthouse Thursday as new guidelines issued last fall by Education Secretary Betsy Devos, that impact how college campuses all over the country handle sexual assault reports, are at stake.
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Campus Sexual Assault Investigations
A large group of victims’ rights advocates gathered outside the San Francisco Federal Courthouse Thursday new guidelines issued last fall by Education Secretary Betsy Devos, that impact how college campuses all over the country handle sexual assault reports, are at stake. Sam Brock reports.
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Small California Pot Farmers Struggle to Survive, Worry that Central Coast Growers are Using Loophole to Skirt Size Restrictions
Northern California pot farmers spent decades turning the Emerald Triangle into the cannabis industry’s most rock-solid brand. But just six months into California’s legal weed foray, it’s clear that growers and governments along the state’s Central Coast are making an aggressive push to crown themselves the new pot powerhouse. According to data from the California Department of Food and Agriculture,...
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Woman Arrested After Leaving Toddler in Car For 10 Hours in Mendocino County
A Northern California woman was arrested Wednesday after she left her 18-month-old boy inside a vehicle for 10 hours while she visited a friend, according to the Mendocino County Sheriff’s Office.